Anker SOLIX F1200 Portable Power Station 1229Wh | 1500W

What an awesome product. I've always been a fan of anker since they came out and I'm glad they were able to join the big solar generator class. This thing charges super quick and quite. Now I can not wait to take it out. Good work anker and I'm glad I waited instead of buying an ecoflow.

Okay short review time...This power station can basically power anything you can throw at it for at least 45 mins.I've personally tested playing a Playstation 5 with 65" LG 4k TV for 9.5 hours. And made a cup of coffee using a Keurig slim coffee maker. This drew over 1200w of power and would run for a total of 48 mins before the battery is depleted. I find the times listed on this product are a bit generous in our favor. It lasts and would definitely be perfect for your needs as an emergency battery to power all your most used devices.Over all of the specs of this power station, it's just incredibly fun to use and learn what you can power and what that looks like in real time. If you're on the fence, get off and buy this now. You will not regret the decision!

Over the years we bought a couple of these PowerHouses from Anker. Our first one from 5 years ago still works but we just kept needing more power so kept upgrading. Haven’t taken this new one on the road yet but just had to take it out of the box and try it out. Uploaded a video but we would still like to put down a few thoughts here to share.1. It’s the best looking so far! We’ve looked at a couple of brands for this kind of high capacity model, but the design of this Anker one was really sleek. The flat top really nailed it for us since we can put stuff on top of it.2. Powered through our Balck&Decker 450CFM leaf blower at the highest output no problem, outputting 1007W of power while being charged. You can see it in the video.3. Like the power saving mode since in the previous models you can waste the power if you forget to turn off the switch.4. Came out of the box with 33% charged (you do have to plug it in to activate it though) and after 15 mins of charging, it went up to 45%, showing that it will take another 0.7 hrs to fully charge. Pretty impressive.5. We tested it in a 75F afternoon, after 15 mins of charging you can hear the fan inside starting, and you can feel a small amount of heat if you put your hands within 0.5 in of the side vents.6. The fan was pretty quite, a smooth hum that’s like white noise machine.7. It is quite heavy but me being a 5’1 petite woman can still move it on my own in and out of the back of our SUV. Still, I wouldn’t say it’s portable… So if you don’t want to or can’t carry a heavy load, then that might be something you want to think about.Well that’s everything we have so far. We are very excited to take it out to camp as we want to power our cooling fan with it. Will update afterwards with more.

This purchase was specifically for the mini fridge for emergencies. I added the pic of the minifridge so you can do the math on the draw yourself. I also tested a water cooler (hot/cold) with no issues. I ran TV routers, printers, and devices simultaneously and this ran quietly. As noted the recharge kicks on the fans for a bit but does fully recharge rapidly. I plan on purchasing the solar panel attachments when available and update the review with additional charging and drawdown numbers.The 44 pounds of this unit is comparable to slugging around a 5 Gallon water jug (~42 pounds). With the handles the Powerstation is easy to carry/mauveur.

I purchased this for car camping; however, it saved the day when our home power was out for 30 hours due to storms. It powered our full size fridge for 5 to 6 hours on a full charge. I was able to recharge it (takes only 1.5 hours!!) at another family member’s home to continue using it for preventing the refrigerator temperatures from warming.For car camping, I use it to power fans, coffee maker, electric water kettle, and recharge phones. The light bar is handy for illuminating my interior camping area.Overall, very pleased with its performance!!